Portfolio

Winter 2025

“Project Woodrose” was completed in December 2025. This project consisted of a full dismantling of the existing analog equipment and cabling that was previously installed within the three apartment buildings located on the property. After decommisioning of the analog equipment, all new IP equipment was installed, including all new network cabling and conduit. To allow ease of management, all three buildings were connected using a wireless mesh point-to-point network, allowing all 30 cameras installed within the three individual buildings to be managed and controlled locally on one NVR, convienently secured in the buildings management office. The team at STAM Security Controls worked closely with both the building management board, as well as the Region of Niagara, to ensure installation was done in a timely and proffesional manner.

Summer 2025

Installation and complete commisioning of a 14-door access control system for the building common area entry doors. For this project, we utilized CDVI’s Atrium Krypto system to ensure a maximum level of security for both residents and management. This project was a retrofit project – the building only previously had access control installed one door. All doors were equiped with CDVI’s latest KPROX readers – in fact, this installation was the first project internationally to utilize this newest technology from CDVI. Each exterior entry point was also equipped with a full-length interlocking gaurd plate, as well as upgrade restricted key control for management access.

Winter 2024

Complete wiring and commissioning of approximately 70 intrusion alarm zones, 30 IP security cameras, perimeter door access control, and integrated school lockdown and panic system. Our team installed approximately 30,000 feet of structured cabling for the security equipment. This project was done during extensive building renovations, and was completed in time for the school move in date.

Summer 2023

This project consisted of seven individual low-rise apartment buildings on one large property. Each building required access control for the front and back exterior entrance doors. Since there was no interconnection between the buildings, a wireless point-to-point mesh system was required to connect all seven buildings together to make one big system. We installed CDVI’s Atrium Krypto high security access control system, as well as complete door monitoring, allowing the property manager to easily track users as well as door forced open or propped open alarms. All wiring in common elements of the building was professionally installed using conduit.

Summer 2022

STAM Security Controls provided the installation of an IP security camera system, including all cabling and conduit installation. Unlike standard sites, this job presented many challenges – specifically, all of the installation was required to follow stringent guidelines as the building is classified as a designated heritage site. This required a change in traditional installation methods. Cabling was installed in liquid-tight metallic conduit that penetrated the exterior of the building in specific locations, as to prevent drilling into any masonry. This also meant that partial sections of conduit was buried through the property to prevent the conduit being fastened to the masonry, as well as preventing vandalism. The majority of wiring inside the building was limited to the basement areas to not effect any portion of the main floor design. A secondary building on the property also housed additional cameras and equipment. This building was entirely separate from the main church, which required the installation of a wireless point-to-point bridge to link the equipment contained in this building back to the main NVR located in the church.